Sentence examples for true guide from inspiring English sources

My flower and plant identification book is no true guide.

The money we pay our TV presenters isn't world class if TV Guide's annual rich list is any true guide.

The night before, I had dined like a true guide (reheated pizza and cold beer) with the charter captains Amanda Switzer, Brendan McCarthy and David Blinken.

The campaign is being organized by a dozen political groups, some openly feuding and each claiming to be the people's true guide to sovereignty.

This is one of the first books to provide a landscape and a map of this field that will be a true guide to architects.

The basic concept that gravitational instability drives star formation remains a true guide through the thickets of complexity surrounding this topic.

The videos were later posted on the movement's Web site, angering leaders of Nashi, who criticized the group's tactics and defended their support of Mr. Putin, a man they say is Russia's true guiding light.

It hardly matters, because the true guiding spirit of their movie is Loki, who promises to set the human race free from freedom and who can be counted on for a big show wherever he goes.

Bergman, it is true, guides us through infernal regions that are closed to most filmmakers, and he has been much mocked in the attempt, but let nobody tell you that he does not share — with Truffaut, with Fellini, with Welles — the sharp, regretful taste of everyday experience.

Bergman, it is true, guides us through infernal regions that are closed to most filmmakers, and he has been much mocked in the attempt, but let nobody tell you that he does not share with Truffaut, with Fellini, with Welles the sharp, regretful taste of everyday experience.

Here, Creationism means the taking of the Bible, particularly the early chapters of Genesis, as literally true guides to the history of the universe and to the history of life, including us humans, down here on earth (Numbers 1992).